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Red Fox

Vulpes vulpes
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Habitat: Open habitats interspersed with brushy shelter.

Description: Small, and slender with a very bushy tail.  Color ranges from tan, to grey or reddish.  They all have a white tipped tail, and black ears and forelegs.

Size: 90-113cm long, 3.6-5.8kg

Diet: small rodents, rabbits and birds in winter along with bird eggs, fruits, and berries in the summer.

Fun Facts: Foxes are often seen near roads or houses, because their main predator, the coyote, will not follow them there.

Source: Pattie, D. and C. Fisher. 1999. Mammals of Alberta. Lone Pine Publishing.

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Western Meadowlark
Sturnella neglecta

Bright yellow belly with a black V. Has white outer tail feathers that can be hidden, a slender bill, and dark stripes on the head.  Male and Female birds have similar coloring.

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